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are all pick-up trucks 4x4 nowadays?
You would be surprised at how many 4 X 4 are used here in Canada :-)
"Shoe Salesman" > wrote in message ... > > "mudmonkey" > wrote in message > oups.com... >> Depending on where you live, and the general common hobbies of your >> area you will see more 4x4's. In snow country, wherer i live 4x4 is so >> common its hard to find a 2x4 on ther road at the moment. Many have a >> newer 2x4 that they use in the summer and an old beater 4x4 that they >> use in the winter. In california you may see many more 2x4's then 4 >> by's. Its all personal choice and preferance. > > You would be suprized how may 4X4s there are here in CA that will never be > used.... > |
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are all pick-up trucks 4x4 nowadays?
I have a RWD old chevy (car tho) and I put bags in the truck to
control weight distribution. Even in the summer if you hammer it on a loose surface, you could break traction. Nothing wrong with fixing what the manufacturer got wrong. ....thehick |
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are all pick-up trucks 4x4 nowadays?
I load concrete blocks in the back of my S-10 pickup truck and it goes
through snow better than a 4 wheel drive truck. "Mike Levy" > wrote in message ... > The use of sand in the bed isn't relegated to 4x2's. My dad and > brother both have put sand tubes in the bed of their 4x4s. It helps > keep the rear wheels planted, helps to get the tires down through the > snow to pavement where they can get traction and keep from sliding > out. > > On 21 Dec 2005 18:12:41 -0800, wrote: > >>I wonder if most of the newly built pick-up trucks (domestic or >>imported) are made in four wheel drive? >>I recall in the old days that during the winter, pick-up trucks usually >>have problem with tractions, and they have to buy bags of sand to make >>sure that the rear wheels are not spinning. What about the new trucks >>and pick-ups? Are they now front wheel drive, all wheel drive, or 4 >>wheel drive? I hardly hear someone complaining that they have to load >>their pick up truck with bags of sand any longer. Is this still the >>practice during winter months? > |
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are all pick-up trucks 4x4 nowadays?
Obviously Tom has never driven a 4 wheel drive truck!
"Tom Levigne" > wrote in message nk.net... >I load concrete blocks in the back of my S-10 pickup truck and it goes >through snow better than a 4 wheel drive truck. > > > > "Mike Levy" > wrote in message > ... >> The use of sand in the bed isn't relegated to 4x2's. My dad and >> brother both have put sand tubes in the bed of their 4x4s. It helps >> keep the rear wheels planted, helps to get the tires down through the >> snow to pavement where they can get traction and keep from sliding >> out. >> >> On 21 Dec 2005 18:12:41 -0800, wrote: >> >>>I wonder if most of the newly built pick-up trucks (domestic or >>>imported) are made in four wheel drive? >>>I recall in the old days that during the winter, pick-up trucks usually >>>have problem with tractions, and they have to buy bags of sand to make >>>sure that the rear wheels are not spinning. What about the new trucks >>>and pick-ups? Are they now front wheel drive, all wheel drive, or 4 >>>wheel drive? I hardly hear someone complaining that they have to load >>>their pick up truck with bags of sand any longer. Is this still the >>>practice during winter months? >> > > |
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351CJ wrote:
> Obviously Tom has never driven a 4 wheel drive truck! > I've seen some people with a 4x4 and cheap tires get stuck where my little 2wd s10 would drive right through. A skilled driver in a 2wd can easily match an unskilled driver in a 4x4. |
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> wrote in message
oups.com... | I wonder if most of the newly built pick-up trucks (domestic or | imported) are made in four wheel drive? | I recall in the old days that during the winter, pick-up trucks usually | have problem with tractions, and they have to buy bags of sand to make | sure that the rear wheels are not spinning. What about the new trucks | and pick-ups? Are they now front wheel drive, all wheel drive, or 4 | wheel drive? I hardly hear someone complaining that they have to load | their pick up truck with bags of sand any longer. Is this still the | practice during winter months? I don't bother with sand anymore. I carry a shovel and fill the bed of the truck up with snow. When I don't need it anymore, hey, it goes away on its own! |
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